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Cincinnati, OH

Person overdosed on medication at Jackson Street address 

audio iconDrug Violation
Near Jackson St, Cincinnati, OH 45215
Audio|Source: Hamilton County Police, Fire and EMS Dispatch
01:28

Transcript:
Area 58. Overdose. Engine 96. Medic 2.96. 600, Jackson Street. Cross of Chester Road and Perry Street. 600, Jackson Street. On to 201, Castlebury Court at Tork Incorporated for an intrusion alarm. It's going to be warehouse motion alarm, 40 to 31, 32. We're locked up. Ready to do, okay. Engine 96, medic 296. Acknowledge 6, 296, to acknowledge your run. 1096, wearing a route. Leucho, Medi-96, responding to please, 296. That's clear. She's an alert talking. She gets that she overdosed on her medication. Copy. Port David 31-32 received an additional call advising false alarm. Okay.

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